The Work Experience Sheet is a crucial document in the job application process for positions under the Civil Service Commission (CSC) in the Philippines. It provides a structured way for applicants to detail their work history, skills, and relevant experiences. Here’s an overview of its purpose and requirements:
Purpose
- Verification of Experience: The sheet allows the CSC to verify the applicant’s work experience, ensuring that they meet the qualifications for the position.
- Assessment of Qualifications: It helps the commission assess whether an applicant possesses the necessary skills and competencies relevant to the job being applied for.
- Standardization: The use of a standardized form ensures consistency in how experiences are reported across applicants.
Requirements
- Relevant Work Experiences: Include only those work experiences that are directly relevant to the position being applied for.
- Duration of Employment: Indicate the start and finish dates (month in abbreviated form and year in full). For your current position, use “Present” (e.g., 1998-Present). List your work experiences in reverse chronological order, starting with the most recent.
Tips for Filling Out the Work Experience Sheet
- Be Honest and Accurate: Ensure that all information is truthful and can be verified if necessary.
- Use Action Words: Describe responsibilities and achievements using action verbs to make the experiences stand out.
- Tailor the Content: Customize the information to align with the job description, emphasizing experiences that showcase relevant skills.
WARNING
Any false information provided in the Work Experience Sheet may result in the filing of administrative or criminal charges against the individual involved.
Reference: CSC Memorandum Circular No. 16, s. 2017 [Civil Service Commission]